Dale Johns

With a career spanning over four decades, John Smith has established himself as a formidable force in the legal arena. His expertise encompasses Insurance and Tort Liability, Professional Liability, and Regulatory Advocacy. Admitted to the Alberta Bar in 1982, his educational journey includes a Bachelor of Physical Education and Bachelor of Education (with distinction) from the University of Calgary, followed by a Bachelor of Laws.

Actively involved in various professional associations such as the Law Society of Alberta and the Canadian Bar Association, Smith's track record speaks volumes. He frequently acts as a mediator in personal injury cases, facilitating resolutions between plaintiff and defense counsel. Smith's extensive experience extends to representing plaintiffs in complex medical malpractice cases, securing substantial awards for his clients.

Noteworthy cases include Forsberg v. Naidoo, where he obtained an award exceeding $3.6 million, and Hurd v. Hodgson, where he secured damages for a plaintiff who suffered a leg amputation in a car accident. Smith has also successfully defended clients in high-stakes trials involving claims exceeding $1 million, showcasing his prowess in navigating complex legal terrain.

Recognized for his contributions, Smith has been listed in Best Lawyers in Canada and repeatedly recommended by Lexpert as a personal injury lawyer. His commitment to excellence is evident through his BV rating by Martindale Hubbell for over 20 years.

In addition to his legal practice, Smith is dedicated to sharing his knowledge with the legal community through teaching and publications. He has contributed to esteemed organizations such as the Canadian Institute and the Insurance Institute of Southern Alberta, further solidifying his reputation as a leader in his field.